BTC / CAD Live Price

1 BTC - Bitcoin Canadian Dollar - CAD

CA$155,499.00
24 Hour Change : CA$813.61
24 Hour Change % : 0.53%
24 Hour High : CA$155,956.00
24 Hour Low : CA$154,379.00
Market Cap : 654.89 Billion CAD
24 Hour Volume : 18.43 Billion CAD
Available Supply : 120.7 Million BTC
Total Supply : 120.7 Million BTC
Country : Canada
$1 USD : CA$1.41 CAD

BTC/CAD Intraday Chart

BTC/CAD Historical Chart

BTC/CAD - High, Low & Average

Period High
Change from Last
Low
Change from Last
Average
Change from Last
1 Day CA$155,220.00
+279.00
CA$154,156.00
+1,343.00
CA$154,685.82
+813.18
5 Days CA$162,112.00
-6,613.00
CA$148,914.00
+6,585.00
CA$154,224.09
+1,274.91
1 Month CA$176,013.00
-20,514.00
CA$145,662.00
+9,837.00
CA$159,296.85
-3,797.85
3 Month CA$176,013.00
-20,514.00
CA$145,662.00
+9,837.00
CA$158,214.89
-2,715.89
6 Month CA$176,013.00
-20,514.00
CA$129,003.00
+26,496.00
CA$153,624.97
+1,874.03
1 Year CA$176,013.00
-20,514.00
CA$93,214.10
+62,284.90
CA$142,389.64
+13,109.36

BTC/CAD - Support & Resistance

Support Resistance
R1 CA$155,218.55 S1 CA$154,154.55
R2 CA$155,749.82 S2 CA$153,621.82
R3 CA$156,282.55 S3 CA$153,090.55

BTC/CAD - Moving Averages

Period MA 20 MA 50 MA 100
5 Minutes CA$155,567.62 CA$155,142.04 CA$154,954.81
1 Hour CA$154,917.26 CA$154,917.26 CA$154,917.26
1 Day CA$155,028.53 CA$158,908.86 CA$158,489.09
1 Week CA$156,452.70 CA$143,616.47 CA$109,859.68

BTC/CAD - Trading Signal

Period Signal
5 Minutes Buy
1 Hour Neutral
1 Day Sell
1 Week Buy

BTC/CAD Live Price : Real-Time Bitcoin to Canadian Dollar Chart & Data

Historical Bitcoin to Canadian Dollar Price Movement

The BTC/CAD currency pair tracks Bitcoin’s valuation against the Canadian Dollar (CAD). Canada’s progressive stance on cryptocurrency regulations, including the approval of Bitcoin ETFs, has positioned BTC/CAD as a prominent trading pair in North America. Bitcoin’s performance in Canadian markets reflects global macro trends, CAD/USD fluctuations, and domestic regulatory policies.

Historical Overview of BTC/CAD Price Trends

2010–2013: Early Adoption Phase

  • BTC/CAD traded below CAD 10 as awareness was limited to tech enthusiasts.
  • By 2013, BTC/CAD surged to CAD 1,200 amid global Bitcoin price discovery.
  • Canadian exchanges like QuadrigaCX began facilitating BTC/CAD trades.

2014–2016: Infrastructure Growth and Regulatory Observation

  • BTC/CAD traded between CAD 300–1,000 following market corrections.
  • The Canadian government initiated studies on digital currencies and blockchain’s economic impact.
  • Local exchanges and OTC desks expanded, improving BTC/CAD liquidity.

2017: ICO Boom and Mass Retail Entry

  • BTC/CAD reached CAD 25,000 during the ICO-driven bull run.
  • Mass retail participation surged, driving unprecedented BTC/CAD trading volumes.
  • Canadian regulators issued guidelines on ICO participation and securities compliance.

2018–2019: Market Correction and Regulatory Frameworks

  • BTC/CAD declined to CAD 5,000 as global markets corrected.
  • The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) mandated crypto exchanges to register as MSBs (Money Service Businesses).
  • Canada began developing comprehensive AML/ATF regulations for the crypto sector.

2020–2021: Institutional Adoption and ETF Breakthrough

  • BTC/CAD soared to CAD 95,000 by November 2021, driven by global institutional inflows.
  • Canada became the first country to approve a Bitcoin Spot ETF (Purpose Bitcoin ETF), significantly impacting BTC/CAD liquidity.
  • Regulatory clarity fostered increased participation from pension funds and asset managers.

2022: Market Correction and Policy Tightening

  • BTC/CAD dropped to CAD 40,000 as global macro tightening weighed on crypto markets.
  • Canadian regulators intensified scrutiny on crypto advertisements and investor risk disclosures.
  • Despite corrections, institutional interest in BTC/CAD remained resilient.

2023: Recovery and Regulatory Innovation

  • BTC/CAD rebounded to CAD 65,000 amid broader market recovery.
  • Canada’s regulatory sandbox encouraged blockchain innovation and DeFi projects.
  • Expansion of ETF offerings further boosted BTC/CAD volumes in institutional portfolios.

2024–2025 (YTD): Halving Impact and Regional Policy Momentum

  • BTC/CAD hit a new all-time high of CAD 130,000 post-2024 halving cycle.
  • As of April 2025, BTC/CAD consolidates between CAD 125,000–CAD 128,000 driven by robust ETF inflows.
  • Canada’s continued leadership in transparent crypto regulation attracts global institutional capital into BTC/CAD markets.

BTC/CAD Yearly Comparison Table

YearAvg. Price (CAD)Year HighYear LowAnnual PerformanceMarket Factors
2013CAD 700CAD 1,200CAD 50✅ Early adoptionQuadrigaCX rise
2017CAD 15,000CAD 25,000CAD 1,000✅ ICO-driven surgeRetail frenzy
2020CAD 35,000CAD 70,000CAD 12,000✅ Institutional adoptionPandemic liquidity
2021CAD 70,000CAD 95,000CAD 50,000✅ ATH runETF approvals
2022CAD 45,000CAD 55,000CAD 40,000❌ Bearish correctionPolicy tightening
2023CAD 60,000CAD 65,000CAD 50,000✅ RecoveryRegulatory sandbox
2025*CAD 127,000CAD 130,000CAD 125,000✅ Halving-driven ATHETF-led inflows

Key Factors Driving BTC/CAD Valuation

  • Progressive Regulatory Framework – Canada’s leadership in transparent crypto regulations fostering institutional confidence.
  • Bitcoin ETFs – First-mover advantage in spot Bitcoin ETFs driving BTC/CAD liquidity.
  • Global Halving Cycles – Supply dynamics influencing BTC/CAD valuations post-halving events.
  • Macroeconomic Trends – CAD’s performance against USD affecting BTC/CAD pair dynamics.
  • Innovation-Driven Ecosystem – Regulatory sandboxes and blockchain initiatives nurturing a robust crypto environment.

BTC/CAD Market Structure Insights (2025)

  • Canadian exchanges like Bitbuy and NDAX leading BTC/CAD liquidity pools.
  • Institutional-grade custody solutions supporting large-scale BTC/CAD positions.
  • ETF growth fostering mainstream adoption of BTC/CAD across retail and institutional investors.
  • Canada’s active participation in global crypto policy dialogues reinforcing its leadership in regulatory transparency.